I love it!!! more pink flying dogs

This book is marketed as a big hardcover children's book that still manages to attract notice from adults. The large colorful format and easy to read dialogue engaged the seven year old in me, while the rest of me loved such details as the rickety Victorian style home, open cell drawings, discussions such as 'I want to see kids my own age'...'And what's that supposed to mean, anyway - 'his own age'? A vampire doesn't have an 'age'. As soon as he becomes a vampire, he stopped growing old, so what's all this nonsense?', and an alligator monster, a monster with three eyes each on its own stalk and each with its own hat that matches its pink three piece suit, a pirate skeleton with little grey ghosts living in his huge tri-corner hat, stars that are rectangular like glowing window panes up in the night sky and a moon that always looks like a floating yellow croissant, a messy mud bath in the living room, a jealous pink flying dog named Phantomat, a cold called the mumbles... ( )